Charities In Essex

The restoration, preservation, and maintenance, for the public benefit the historic vessels known as M.T. Kent and M.T. Fearnought and/or such other vessels as may come into the custody or ownership of the C.I.O. This is achieved via the efforts of volunteer deck and engine room staff. Based in No 1 Basin Chatham Maritime. We visit as many maritime events in the east and south east as possible.

Our Activities include:a. Excursions to historic placesb. Summer Schools teaching English, Mathematics, French, German and Spanish etc. in addition to taking them to inspiring and educational sites.c. Schools Choral Competitions, promoting healthy competition and friendship amongst young people.d. Homework Clubs for Children aged 8 to 16 years old, teaching English, Mathematics and Science

RCCG Shining Light Christian Connections is a Church for all nations where people are transformed and their needs are met through the Word of God. We are a purpose driven church with the desire to share the Word of God with everyone.

Public meetings continued to be held most Sundays. Preaching and teaching ministry was provided by leaders and members of the Church supplemented occasionally by visiting speakers.

Noah's Big Charity provides grant funding for the provision of equipment, training and research for Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU) at both the Royal London and Basildon University Hospitals. Our efforts not only aim to assist in raising awareness of the fantastic work undertaken in NICU care, but to actually provide help on the ground. Getting more babies home.

Management of the Village Hall primarily for the benefit of the residents of Blackmore End, Beazley End and Rotten End. Organizing events for the benefit of local residents and to raise money for the maintainance of the hall..

U3A is an international organisation for the retired and others with time to devote to learning and teaching. People gain valuable knowledge through life's experiences which they can pass on to others by means of shared interest groups. All members are encouraged to contribute.

To advance the educational experience of the pupils in the school, in particular by raising funds to provide facilities, equipment, or opportunities which enhance the school and pupil's education.

Dance 21 provides dance sessions for children and young adults with Down Syndrome and their siblings. We operate in Chelmsford, Essex and Woodford, Greater London. We hold three weekly classes during school term time in both locations

We hold events throughout the year in support of local charities, including Essex Air Ambulance, Muscular Dystrophy and Animal Rescue. We have also supported Farleigh?s Hospice, CHESS and Chelmsford Homeless Charity. It is our intention this year to support local and smaller charities. We have initiated a special charity fund from donations received via our Healing Group activities.

The objects of the charity are:To support such general charitable purposes as the trustees may in their absolute discretion determine for the public benefit in the village of Bures and the surrounding area.

Provision, maintenance and administration of a village hall and recreation ground for the benefir of the inhabitants of Ramsey and surrounding area.Providing regular services and fundraising activities and hiring its facilities to a range of user groups, sporting teams and one off hirers.

The hall provides a venue for activities which facilitate the health and wellbeing of people of all ages in the local community.Regular hirers include dance classes, bowls and karate clubs and a line dancing class. There are bookings most weekends from the local community for parties and other social events.

The purpose of Scouting is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.

Raising money through fairs/discos/cake sales and other fundraising events for the benefit of the pupils of Tendring Primary School. Benefits including equipment purchases/software and IT purchases/theatre experiences and any other purchase required or intended to improved the experiences of the children of Tendring Primary school.

The charity offers financial aid to the elderly and young living in the district of Brentwood with preference for persons resident in the parish of Hutton. Requests are considered and approved by the trustees before aid is granted. Needs are often highlighted by local priests, church workers and headteachers. Requests are also made through the Citizens Advice Bureau.

Castledon Greyhound Rescue provides a safe haven for retired racing and abandoned Greyhounds and actively seeks to find suitable homes to ensure the dogs can live out their full natural lives as domestic pets.

FOR THE INHABITANTS OF RIDGEWELL AND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF SEX OR POLITICAL, RELIGOUS OR OTHER OPINIONS AND IN PARTICULAR FOR USE FOR MEETINGS AND FOR OTHER FORMS OF RECREATION AND LEISURE-TIME ACTIVITIES WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE SAID INHABITANTS.

In accordance with the written, adopted constitution, the Parents' Association for Bournes Green Schools raises funds through activities and events for the children and parents/ carers of the school. These funds are used to benefit all of the children attending the school. Key event examples include the Christmas and Summer Fairs, Discos and colour fun run.

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and the appreciation of, the art and science of music in all its aspects by presentation of public concerts and recitals.

The hall is used for a variety of village activities - for example, Toddler Group, W.I., Ladies Group, Dog Obedience Classes, Parish Council Meetings, Social Club and various village activities throughout the year, with numerous summer events which bring the whole village together. The hall has just been rebuilt and modernised to a very high standard.

FOFPS exists to raise money from Parents and organisations, with which to make grants / donations to Fairlop Primary School to provide additional facilities / services to the children who are enroled there.

The Choir was formed in October 2009. and consists of about 30 experienced singers who rehearse intensively in the 6 weeks leading up to performances. Roderick Earle the director often selects the more challenging and less well-known repertoire. Tuition is given to student members and the choir assists with fund-raising for other charities by taking part in local festivals and fund-raising events

Communicate with staff, beneficiaries & trustees of the organisations we are seeking to work with to identify needs.We will meet these needs issuing grants&providing voluntary services including: listening to the voice of the child research projects; psychological therapies; sports coaching; Summer Camps; training&education.

To provide, maintain and manage a community centre to benefit the residents of the Braintree District. The Centre will be open for use by all residents in partnership with voluntary and charitable groups to comfortably and cost-effectively deliver their services.